Other 0xx Fields

041 (Language Note)

Add when the resource contains more than one language - one of which may be a sign language, the resource is or includes a translation, the language of the abstracts, accompanying material, or summaries differs from the language of the main resource, or the language of a table of contents differs from the language of the main resource.

Examples:

041 0_ eng ǂa spa (text in parallel languages of English & Spanish)
041 1_ spa ǂh eng (text is or contains a translation: English text (ǂh) translated into Spanish)

043 (Geographic Code)

Add when a record has a geographic subject access point or has a geographic element in an access point.

An example of this would be for the title Gone with the Wind; a geographic subject access point of Georgia or just the US would make sense:

043 n-us-ga
043 n-us—

245 10 Gone with the wind.
651 _0 Georgia ǂx History ǂy Civil War, 1861-1865 ǂv Fiction.

You may use the OCLC macro functionality to generate a 43 tag. Tools – Macro – Manage – Generate 043 – Run.

082 (Dewey Decimal Classification Number)

For a full-level cataloging record, you should include a Dewey Decimal Call Number. Login toWebDewey for help assigning this.

Example:

082 04 641.5 ǂ2 23

If you assign a Dewey Decimal Classification number according to the DDC schedules or to LC practice, use field 082 with 2nd indicator 4.

For further information, see:

BibFormats - 041
BibFormats - 043
BibFormats - 082

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Other 0xx Fields

041 (Language Note)

043 (Geographic Code)

082 (Dewey Decimal Classification Number)